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PBS NewsHour Highlights HealthySteps as Model of ACEs Prevention

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PBS NewsHour Invisible Scars

PBS NewsHour airs a four-part series that takes a closer look at a growing, silent epidemic — childhood trauma.

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PBS NewsHour showcases HealthySteps in their four-part series, “Invisible Scars: America’s Childhood Trauma Crisis”, examining how HealthySteps prevents and mitigates the effects of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).

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Learn more about Healthy Steps, a program of ZERO TO THREE.

Watch all segments of Invisible Scars on PBS NewsHour.

 

 

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